CommunityHub

It has never been more important
to act locally while thinking globally

Community Hub

Community Hub is a community-centered communication platform.

Communication innovations have enhanced the capacity to connect across great distances. Yet, they often leave us less connected to local communities in which we live, shop, work, and play and the social and environmental resources on which we depend.

CommunityHub’s award-winning communication platform includes sophisticated data acquisition and display applications. Using our tools, organizations, neighborhoods, and cities are motivating and empowering community engagement, connection, and resilience in the face of a rapidly changing environment.

Engage

Digital Signage

Easy to use interactive digital signage makes it simple for multiple stakeholders to post and update content that connects community members with both organization and location-specific and community-wide information and events.

City of Oberlin – Hotel at Oberlin

A signage screen on a wood-panelled lobby wall, with Community Voices, Building Dashboard and Citywide Dashboard choices
A lobby screen where visitors pick Community Voices, the building or the city.

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Educate

Building Dashboard

Building Dashboard tracks and communicates patterns of real-time resource use in buildings in ways that engage, are easy to understand and make connections between resource conservation and resulting environmental and community benefits.

Oberlin College – Harkness Co-op

Explore Harkness Co-op’s building dashboard. Scroll inside the dashboard to see its charts.

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Motivate and Empower

Community Calendar

Engaged residents who can easily share information and are encouraged to participate are critical to community vibrancy and resilience. Our calendar application is a unique crowd-sourced venue that makes it easy for organizations and community members to share and promote events and announcements within organizations, neighborhoods, and whole cities.

MidTown Cleveland – Community Calendar

MidTown Cleveland – Community Calendar

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Environmental Orb

Its color compares resource use now to typical use, so residents can steward what they control.

How an orb works

Your Environmental Orb color scale: red to green for electricity, pink to white for water.
Colors communicate electricity or water use in a building right now (this minute!) relative to typical consumption: red to green for electricity, pink to white for water.Oberlin College Environmental Orb poster

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Bring a dashboard to your community

Community engagement is community building.

We welcome inquiries about our software applications and pricing options for organizations and whole communities.